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Lẩu Lòng Bò

Asia — Vietnam

Vietnam's most important multi-organ hotpot tradition. Multiple beef organs simmered at the table in spiced broth. Comparable to Korean gopchang jeongol and Chinese mixed-offal hotpots.

Cuts in this tradition

Cultural context

A major communal dining tradition especially popular in southern Vietnam. Organs ordered separately and combined in a shared pot. Beer-food culture drives much of the consumption. One of Southeast Asia's most diverse single-meal offal traditions.

Preparation

Broth built from lemongrass, ginger, shallots, and spices. Organs cleaned and blanched separately. Added to simmering broth at table. Served with fresh herbs, rice noodles, lime, and chili.

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